 
| Manufacturer : The Travel Hammock
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- 100% Silk
- 84 inches long x 36 inches wide
- Adds 10-12 degrees of warmth
- Water-proof pouch is attachted to the liner so you will never loose it
- eighs under 5 onces!!!
You can take this Silk Liner anywhere....camping...hostels...dorm rooms...dirty hotel rooms...sleepovers and for any travel adventure!! It's the ultimate travel sheet. At the top of the liner, there is a pouch for your pillow (keeps it clean). The liner is also big enough to completely cover yourself. Silk is a breathable material that adds a lightweight layer to your sleeping bag to keep you warmer on cold winter nights. It also will keep your sleeping bag fresh and clean!! It will prolong the life of your sleeping bag. There are ties on the upper 3ft of the liner...in case you want to enclose yourself. You can use this liner in any style of sleeping bag...rectangle and mummy. Also great for airplanes and dirty hotel beds!! Washing Instructions: Hand Wash in Cold Water, Air Dry 5-Year Warranty Average Rating of 4.00 out of 11 reviews
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Great travel sleep sack - J. F. Benson, Apr 01, 2008
Very comfortable to sleep in, feels like a less restrictive sleeping bag, I especially liked the pillow cover that turns hotel pillows into silk covered pillows.
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You may get tangled in this bag while sleeping and... - GreatStuffNow, Oct 07, 2007
I am a small-frame woman who does not toss and turn in bed. I used this bag on vacation for a week and hated it. I kept getting tangled up in it when I rolled over. Plus, all the hems work lose after using it for a week. Very poor quality stitching and fabric, and not comfortable to sleep in.
And the storage bag that attaches to it connects to the middle of the bag and can't be removed. So you get that in your back too during the night.
I DON'T recommend.
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Too narrow - fantasyfan, Jul 12, 2007
I used this sleepsack in Africa, in places where I really didn't want my body touching the mattress, and I found it difficult to sleep in the sack without getting twisted up in it. It is very narrow and open on one side (to get in and out of), so if you move around at all while you sleep, it's easy to find yourself partially outside of the sleep sack at some point during the night (I think the woman they show in the picture must be especially short and small since it appears much roomier than it actually is). I think you can get better value for the money. Advantages: it folds up small and is easy to transport. Cons: the silk doesn't appear to be great quality, and it is hard to get in and out of and restricts movement while sleeping.
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I sleep better than ever in my new sleep sack - Kimberly A. Phoenix, Jun 26, 2007
I was skeptical at first at the other review of how comfortable and how much better I would sleep than in hotel sheets but I am hooked. I won't travel with out my sleep sack. I will buy another for my daughter as I let her borrow it and she loved it and slept better too. I am so glad I researched this product before I bought the more expensive one I saw advertised.
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Nice product with a couple of wants - Mr. Inspector, Jun 21, 2007
This is a nice, economically-priced product that is small and light enough that I will probably always carry it with me on backpacking outings. Based on my very un-scientific experiments, I would say it indeed adds the 10 degrees it claims to bag warmth.
It is a bit of a hassle to get into the silk sack inside of a sleeping bag, but that's probably the normal case unless your liner was made specifically for your bag. I do wish it had a better system for closing up the sides (you have to tie it shut). I will probably sew buttons on instead, or maybe completely sew one side shut and sew buttons on the other.
I am 6'0", 170 lbs, and it slightly bigger than it needs to be for my frame/sleeping bag.
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